Situated on the century avenue in Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone, POS Plaza is a complex consisting of a 34 floors office tower and a 4 floors shopping arcade, with a total floor area of 98130 sq.m.. Having Century Park, the government hall of Pudong, Shanghai Science Musem, Oriental Art Center as neighbours, POS Plaza commands an extraordinary open view over these city attractions as well as easy accesses to them. It also takes full advantages of its convenient location and the nearby transaction center of Shanghai Metro Line 2, Line 4 and the coming Line 6 to offer the tenants great accessibility.
The project, as a collaborative masterpiece by POSCO and Ieoh Ming Pei, is designed and constructed with the concept of “Round Sky and Square Earth” rooted in ancient oriental philosophy. Though a contemporary building, it also impresses people with its classical and inner oriental beauty. In the night, the building sparkles like a shining crystal. As a landmark, POS Plaza won the Golden Prize for Excellent Buildings of Pudong for its wonderful design, high quality construction and up-to-date technology application.
As an intelligent premier office building, POS Plaza leverages its strength in facilities to improve the services. 2.7 m net ceiling height, VAV air-con system, raised floor with cabling system, satellite antenna, remote controlled sunblind, and 793 parking lots enables POS Plaza to provide a full range high quality service to our tenants.
Established in 1995, Shanghai POSCO E&C Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., the developer and property manager, of POS Plaza, is a subsidiary of POSCO Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd. With its committed and experienced management team, the company inherits the people-oriented culture from its mother company, aims at becoming “the best property management company”, and insists on providing the most considerate and professional services to the customers. From the opening in 2000, POS Plaza has earned the trust and favor from many prestigious tenants such as German Delegation of Industry and Commerce, Siemens, Michelin, Delphi, Praxair, Panalpina, Nissan, NEC, Canon, etc.
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